Shukang Wang will defend their thesis.
Spring is almost upon us! We can’t wait to begin our next book The Marrow Thieves by Cherie Dimaline. "In a futuristic world ravaged by global warming, people have […]
Olusegun Atolagbe will defend their thesis.
Prepare for your thesis defense like a pro with our online workshop
Idea Fest is a dynamic series of events designed to ignite creativity and drive innovation. This engaging forum brings together students, faculty, and industry leaders to explore groundbreaking ideas and advancements. Through thought-provoking talks, hands-on workshops, and collaborative discussions, participants dive into emerging trends and discoveries, fostering curiosity and interdisciplinary connections. More than just a lecture series, Idea Fest offers an interactive experience with thought leaders, encouraging creative problem-solving and visionary thinking.
Join us for weekly Academic and Career Advising sessions tailored to support your academic, professional, and personal growth. Our advisors bring unique perspectives and experiences to guide you on your […]
Fatima Canales will defend their thesis.
Spend time with therapy dogs, reduce your stress, and meet others from UBC Okanagan.
The Equity & Inclusion Office welcomes the campus community to hear from recent recipients of the StEAR Enhancement Fund and celebrate their impactful projects. Light refreshments provided, no registration required. […]
Learn about UBCO's Bachelor of Education program.
Calling artists, writers, and creatives! Learn how to make zines, a legendary underground and DIY art form integral to pre-internet queer and 2SLGBTQIA+ communities since the ‘70s.
The Working Mind is an evidence-based training program designed to address and promote mental health and reduce stigma in a workplace setting, established by the Mental Health Commission of Canada. It includes easily applied scenario-based lessons, videos of people with lived experience of mental illness, reference guides, and practical handouts.
Vishal Balasubramanian will defend their dissertation.
Are you curious about the Public Scholars Initiative and want to apply for the upcoming 2025 year? Come to this information session to learn more about the program and how to apply.
Do you want to learn how to use copyrighted material in your research, and how to protect your own rights as an author? If so, this workshop is for you!
This symposium session will feature a panel of scholars followed by a discussion with the audience.
Each year, students in the fourth year of the BFA and BMS programs host an exhibition showcasing their artwork that was created over the course of the year. The students […]
Come hang out with us at Kasugai Gardens for a cozy spring picnic! We’ll have: board games drinks + snacks a Polaroid station to snap cute memories Meet inside the […]
Tired of solo writing sessions? Craving a supportive environment to fuel your creativity? Look no further than our weekly Writing Community, tailored for the UBCO community.
Looking to meet other LGBTQIA2S+ faculty and staff at UBCO? Join the Queer Faculty and Staff Collective for an informal, bring-your-own-coffee meet-up. No agenda — just a chance to connect, chat, and learn a bit about the QFSC if you’re interested. All are welcome!
Researchers, meet your Okanagan research support team! Come join us to connect with friendly faces who are always there to support solutions for your scholarly communication and digital or data-intensive research needs.
We’ll explore strategies and provide sample abstracts and lay summaries from diverse fields and purposes, including theses, conferences, and funding applications.
Take a break from the books and join us for an energizing spin class led by Maria! This session is designed for graduate students looking to recharge, connect with peers, […]
Uncertainty about Canada's relationship with our southern neighbour has reached unprecedented levels. Canada's relationship with the United States presents a complex strategic puzzle for the coming years. Should Canada prioritize […]
The Working Mind is an evidence-based training program designed to address and promote mental health and reduce stigma in a workplace setting, established by the Mental Health Commission of Canada. It includes easily applied scenario-based lessons, videos of people with lived experience of mental illness, reference guides, and practical handouts.
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